In the Shadow of Nova
Why are anti-Israel protesters on college campuses so agitated? An exhibit in New York City on the Oct. 7 massacre at the Nova festival shines a light on the confusion and madness of our times.
Why are anti-Israel protesters on college campuses so agitated? An exhibit in New York City on the Oct. 7 massacre at the Nova festival shines a light on the confusion and madness of our times.
Since the start of the war, Levy has conducted an estimated 280 interviews, participated in press conferences and created informative, pro-Israel posts on social media.
We’ve literally raised these rebel activists. And one or more may be coming to your Seder Monday evening.
“In the process of studying all the counterarguments, I ended up debunking the entire narrative that I had been indoctrinated with.”
Through his books and essays and ubiquitous presence on panels, debates and media interviews, Douglas Murray has devoted his career to the art of seeking and spreading the truth.
Jews have always believed in the importance of higher education. Today, with the rise in antisemitism across many college campuses, Jewish high school seniors are facing difficult choices.
The Jewish community has been stepping up to support them in their time of need, most recently hosting them at Camp Ramah in Ojai for a weeklong, healing retreat.
There is no word in the psychological lexicon for what happened on Oct. 7 or the new world in which Israelis now live. But “shattered” comes closer than “trauma.”
Animator, director and producer Saul Blinkoff shares Jewish values in his films as well as around the world as an inspirational speaker.
Our mantra must be clear: I am a Jew and I’m not going anywhere. Because all of us — we, the Jewish people — are made for a moment like this.